FTL (Full Truckload) is a logistics term that refers to a full truckload shipment. This means that the entire available load capacity of the truck is filled with goods from a single shipper. FTL is typically used when the shipper has enough goods to fill an entire truck.
LTL (Less Than Truckload) is a logistics term that refers to a partial truckload shipment. In this transportation method, the truck carries goods from several different shippers instead of being fully loaded with goods from one shipper. LTL is used when the shipper does not have enough goods to fill an entire truck.
Groupage transport (LTL) involves consolidating smaller shipments from several different companies into one load.
A full truckload (FTL) is a type of transport where the truck carries only one dedicated shipment.
Both partial and full truckload international transports are organized and executed to most EU countries as well as non-EU countries. Additionally, 3CARGO operates regular groupage lines (LTL) and full truckload services (FTL) on the Turkey-Poland-Turkey route, as well as between Poland and Balkan countries.
